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Entering Deep Sleep on Pipo M6 max

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2013/11/05 - 22:33

I have solved the problem with the deep sleep! :-)

I make 2 changes:

1. rename /system/lib/libril-rk29-dataonly.so to libril-rk29-dataonly.so.old

2. unpack the whole rom including the ramdisk (from boot.img) and make a comment to the following line in the default.prop:

#rild3.libpath=/system/lib/libril-rk29-dataonly.so

Afterwards I packed the whole rom again and flashed it.

Now my Pipo M6 max uses correctly the deep sleep. :-)

I know that this makes the 3G modem useless but I don't use it anyways and the deep sleep is much more important for me.

You can try if the first modification (renaming the libril-rk29-dataonly.so) is enough to solve the deep sleep problem. If not I can upload my modified rom.

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2013/11/06 - 08:48

Proof pic of deep sleep over night.

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2013/11/06 - 21:57

tested on M6pro 3G (with the same problem).

Your step "1" is enough to enable deep sleep.

Now I'm looking for another version of libril-rk29-dataonly.so without the issue of blocking deepsleep...

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2013/11/08 - 15:37

That's interesting, thanks Balrog.

I'll test it on other devices as well, I'll check if I can make these modifications as an optional ArcTools package.

Cheers.

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